Converting Time-Interleaved audio to normal Interleaved Stereo

[SuperbeeLavaman]

I have a mono audio file that is the left audio for some time, then the right audio for the same amount of time, then back to left, repeatedly. I want to split this into normal Interleaved Stereo audio. Is there any way I can automatically separate the left and right audio into the correct tracks, or would I have to do it by hand?

[Trebor]

@SuperbeeLavaman

Is there any way I can automatically separate the left and right audio into the correct tracks,

May be possible using Audacity’s Nyquist prompt …

Convert 96khz interleaved mono audio to 48khz stereo with nyquist

As a proof of concept (this won’t work with long tracks, but it works with the sample that you posted) Import the track normally (it imports as mono, 96000 Hz) Change the track sample rate to 48000 (from the track’s drop-down menu https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/audio_track_dropdown_menu.html) Duplicate the track (Select the track, then “Ctrl + D”) Join the two tracks to create a stereo track (https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/splitting_and_joining_stereo_tracks.html) The above steps ne…

[SuperbeeLavaman]

This isn’t interleaved as every other sample, it is more like every other second, here’s a clip from the audio I have so that you know what I’m trying to say:
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AvV8p3amfIdOlYU14fHPJ9sawJrY7g?e=12frdC

[Trebor]

@SuperbeeLavaman

it is more like every other second,

looks like every 573?? samples …